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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1917
Page
8
Iowa residents testify about Anarth medical discovery for kidney and bladder disorders. A84-year-old man reports relief after trying Anuric for five years, praising its effect on urinary health, while others describe symptoms from kidney issues and a general call to obtain Dr. Bioree’s treatment from Puffalo, N. Y.
Rabbit Jake and John G. Allison, solicitors for a Brown County paper, staged a mock hunting scene on a rural school route. Allen carried a rifle while children watched from behind trees. After 18 shots, Allison found the rabbit was stuffed and the event was a prank.
An old newspaper fragment advertises August Flower as a stomach cure and laxative, claiming relief from indigestion and related ailments. It is followed by a humorous dialogue about bees, swarms, and a mock legal notice by Frank J. Cheney Co. promoting Hall’s Catarrh Medicine, with a notarized oath and testimonial tone.
A garbled snippet references delaying plans and quirky phrases about hats and a person named Ika. The text is difficult to interpret but implies postponement and a stray remark about appearance or behavior.
A playful lesson framed by Daddy Prairie Dog explains why prairie dogs emerge to fix their burrows only when rain softens the ground. The tale follows Peter, Patty, Snooky, Spooky, and Sneaky as they dig arches to shed water, chatter merrily, and plan their winter naps, while a broader note encourages personal growth and steady self-improvement.
A physician warns insurance applicants may unknowingly have kidney trouble. The ad touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a herbal remedy with a strong success record. It urges readers to buy at drug stores or request a sample by mailing ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
The Heye Foundation completes a grand museum near Broadway and One Hundred and Mitty-Orth streets to house what may be the largest collection of Indian relics. The EHeye Foundation has long fieldwork teams and now exhibits extend to North Central South America and the West Indies with new material from Mr De Booy. The museum is expected to draw considerable attention as a premier source of American Indian studies.
An old advertisement touts a skin cream for all ages promising faster, safer relief from skin troubles. It claims daily use prevents minor issues from worsening and offers free samples by mail with a booklet. The pitch mentions Cuticura and Burnett of Louisville, Ky, with a Boston postal address for the sample.
Australia in buying California 1 ber. The fragment mentions a cord in a baraat and a Tiguasare in on 901, with unclear context about Australia and California.
A mother condemns a trashy novel while the father defends it as intensely realistic. He notes the lovers’ dialogue and actions as slushy yet sincerely expressive, sparking a quiet, amused disagreement about literature.
Bishop Colfelt of Troy said some find no weekly comfort in religion while others do. A flustered remark noted that birds of a feather flock together and a number of swallows usually join a jovial gathering.
The readable fragments depict a garbled conversation about a wife, a batidely remark, and a proposed remark to a niece, with unclear meaning and no identifiable events or quotes.
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